CJI: In Guruvayur temple, you can't wear shirt you have to remove the shirt. In north india, when you go to gurudwara or golden temple, you have to wear[cover their heads]. Millions of hindus go to gurudwara but they cover their head.

J Bagchi- all these examples show the precedence of article 26(b) with regards to its superiority in managerial rights of religious affairs manifested through the practices and rituals etc over the core internal belief which is freedom of conscience and its rights.

If a person is a non-believer, even if he goes to a temple or mutt managed by a denomination has to adhere to the religious affairs manifested through the rules and then the real conflict is the propagation of a non-believer of his right becoming eclipse for the temporary period where he submits himself to the domain of the management of the affairs of religious denomination.